La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1913, Image 2

MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1913.
PAGE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING 6 B SERVER,
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REASONING ABOUT
SCARLET SINS
Host Religious Teachings Arp
Unreasonable.
Patter Russell Says Turning From the
Craada to tha Bibla Maana Raturn
to Raaaening A Rafuaal of Human
Ipaa Dixita Graatar and Laaaar 8ins.
Puniahmanta Proportionate ThaSina
I Which Cod Stylet Scarlet, Man Often
1 Conaidar Merely White Liea Tha
, Scarlet Sine Theology Condemna Of
' tan Less Important With God.
Richmond. Vs..
April 8.-B I b I
students of all de
nominations were
deeply Interested
lu Pastor ItUH
sell's visit today
A scries of Kecinl
Hllile lectures tin
been in progress
flit HI!P IIIUIltllH.
ami I'lixlnr llusspli
liiiN lH-eii drought
here. erinVntly
for rliniiii ii'iii' re
bis dlnoiirsf from
fgwoz. giiMIDj
Ultfl. We report
the text. "Come now
let Uj re:tou to
gather, aalth tbe Lord: though .tour situ
be as scarlet, tbey shall lie n white n
snow "-tsaluh 1 :1H
Although thoroughly loyal and very
reverential, tbe I'uxtor bus evidently
ut loot from (lie creeds. He admit
tod that all contain kernels of Trutb.
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YEfiETAIILES IS SEASON ALL THE TIME. -
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but dm'Iuiecl i out t'uee are burled Iu a
uiuxtf of I'buff-bidden in Cod-dlshon-orlng
theologies no unreasonable that
their beat friends prefer never to tblnlt
of them.
TUe i'astor claimed that tba impul
siveness of tba creeds binders people
from looking for tbe trutb wblcb tbey
contain. Tbla Is well, be said. Why
abould we seurcb for Trutb to various
creeds when we have tbe Bible? tie
urged Christians to abandon tbe creeds
and unite aa Bible students. Intent ou
knowing tbe testimony of Uod's Word
and of obtaining tbe guidance or tbe
Holy Spirit lu tbe understanding of it
Jesus beld up to acorn tbe Inconsist
encies of Ills day. If bere toduy. He
would show us many Inconsistencies
In our eHtimiitlon of slu and righteous
tt.s I't.- 1'iiHtor believed. Our l.ors
:c Lir-ci i!i.it while tbe religious lead
ers or Uis lime were careful to titbe
all thlr Increase, tbey outraged tbe
very spirit of God's Law of righteous
ness; that in mean ways they took tbe
brend from the poor, and to divert at
tenUuo from tbelr course tbey bypo
critically lengthened tbelr prayers.
It was not that praying was wrong,
or that tithing wns objectionable, but
their recognition of these showed them
all the more responsible In "devouring
widows' houses." and other sharp prac
tises, whereby they took advantage of
the unfortuniite. This principle still
operates, said I'astor Russell.
Today, ns in nr Master's time, there
is a way of keeping within tbe .law
and out of the (leuilentiary. while at
tbe same time the spirit of tbe law Is
outraged and trampled In tbe dust of
s variolous
money -getting. Now. aa
thn. money-lover swe as philanthro
pists, and hold honorable places in
fhim-hlnnlty. The I'astor spared not
this cIiihs. Hp declared that religious
uvM-riti's are tbe worst of sinners in
'Sort's slchr. Theirs were the most
scarlet sins, he lielleved. ,
Greet' and Lesser 81ns.
Wealth covers a multitude of sins
To bp financially unsuccessful la a
crime, ou account of whtcb many con
slder. a wife Justlded lu seeking a di
vorce, and some churches Justified In
dnpfilug t'je i-ulprit from tbelr mem
hership list. What matters It that
Jesus comforted the weary, heavy
laden and nnsjccessfiili What mut
ters It that the Scriptures declare that
not many rich. wise, great or learned
bus God i-Hlled to the Heavenly Inher
itance, hut chiefly tbe poor -of this
world, rich In faltb?
What nin'ters It that a very rich man
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has two ci.i.i-iililiu-. Ims!(1is a wife?
What matters It that his religious In
structors know of the fact' lie Is a
siipixirter of their church: Were he
poor, tills crime against buinan and
Divine Law would be unforgivable
He would be assured that he would
stilTer torment throughout eternity!
Sins Scarlet and Crimson.
Our text dlsorlmlnatee between scar
let and crimson, aa Indicating ahadea
of guilt In tbe same kind of aln. For
instance, murder would be scarlet aln.
If committed by a worldly person; but
kotrrd would be crimson a aln of deep
er dye If cherished by a Christian.
Aa love is the fulfilling of the Divine
Lnw. ao hatred Implies its flagrant vio
lation. . '
Mankind have Inherited sln-taiuted
blood from Adam. Selfishness of vary
ing buea stnlua every member of tbe
race. Many bare not tbe proper focus
upon tbe Divine Law. Taking tbe let
ter of that Law. they avoid the cruder
forms of theft, adultery, murder mak
tig tbe same mistake that Israel made.
According to Jesus' Interpretation of
the Law. theft could be committed In
the heart by coveting, by stealing the
business or reputation of another. 81m.
Ilnrly, adultery might be committed
without overt act; and hatred is murder
Increase of knowledge bas brought
Increased resiionstblllty But human
selfishness bas kept pace. The tblev
tsb spirit abounds. The civilized world
should awaken Its conscience to the
Golden Rule -the Law of Messiah's
coming Kingdom.
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, (From Blgn Recorder)
The residence occupied by Amos
M&yfleld In the southeaits part of
town was the scene of a small blaze
Wednesday forenoon, which wrs the
occasion for a fire alarm. The fire
department promptly responded, but
the blaze was extinguished before
hey reached the scene.
Joe Hallgarth returned yestetday
from La Grande, where he went to
visit his brother, Carl, whe Is rapidly
recovering from an appendicitis oper
ation Carl will remain In the hospi
tal unilll Friday, on which any ne
will return home. Joe reported that
Lee iXItorelock was doing nicely and
would soon be able to leave the hos
pital.
Mrs. Ray Patten returned the latter
part of the week to her home In La
Grande after a visit 'riendg and
relatives In this city ' '
Mrs. Maine McKennon, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Plass. died at the
family home at Alicel, Mach 29, 1913
after an illness lasting more 'than two
years. Death came as a result of tu
berculosis of the lungs and after long
and Intense suffering. The funeral
services were conducted Sunday, Mar.
30, and the remains interred In the
Summerville cemetery.
Jhe mskee all tbe trouble we bave la thla
life '
And csusee our trouble to double;
But, be she. a maiden or be she a wife,
Bhe makes this life worth all the trou
ble. Cincinnati Enquirer.
'Ta, what's the difference between a
statesman and a itollticiauV
"The statesman Is the man whose
views are similar to your own."
Sprlng'i'on her way.
Take It from ne.
Do not delay
Tbe uisaatrns tea.
Indianapolis Star.
Spring's en her way.
Hut yon will cough
If before May
Von tnke "em off.
-Seattle fuat-lDtelilgencer.
'Iki said there are no cltiHses lu this
country."
"I guess he never attended night
school."
Mary had n little lamb.
t'bhorve the t.'nsr. we pray.
For with the prUe that prevail
It euulJn't be teday.
Ntsr York Tress.
"franklin was a great philosopher.'
"And so many follow his example."
"In what particular?"
"He died, didu't he?"
Methsxnk'd ae ericrnbes la his dsy.
He itMn't IhiU the ice or swat the tly. .
He wns never vaccinated. I
Pe-appendlxed, fumtsnted '
Yet McUiuseiak almost forgot to die.
tiw Turk gen.
FANS ELDflT OVER M Sli
BV LOCAL SQUAD III WORKOUT
La Grande fans got a splendid, per
spective of the team that la to rep
resent the city in the Western Trl
State league, when, yesterday after
noon, about 200 loyal fans saw what
was termed - the Regulars swamped
the Yannigana In seven innings. It
was no tryout day for the pitchers
and the mound-generals went tJ tbe
hill with Instructions "o vary the
speed only but keep everything off,
and they did. and the only cnance tc
size up the pitching staff, was Just to
see how they walked out to the moun
tain. Some of those most highly tout
ed didn't even venture tho trip at
all but were kept in tbe outfield.
From the grandstand, aowuvcr, ex
cellent opportunities to look over the
fielders were presented and every fan
has his team picked already, making
allowances In each case for Peter
son behind the bat, and Corbtti at
third, the last two named yet to ap
pear In uniform. The regulars poled
out four singles and two doubles In
the fifth and thereby sent over six
runs which coupled to one In the sec
ond canto and two in the sixth gave
them a lead over the Tannlgans, the
latter captained by Generalissimo
King and the regulars by Nadeau.
There is considerable variation In
the lineup as picked by the urns but
all agree that tout of the bunch I a
Grande has one, two, three materia!
or at least it looks that way. Slightly
cold, and still' early, the candidates
dates didn't loosen up much but that
tell-tale earmark that brands or un
brands a -baseball player Is ever pres
ent, even In a snowdrift and the criti
cal ones saw plenty of "good mater
ial" brands on the pasture yesterday.
Narrowed down to its narrowest con
fines there are four outfielders, any
"What la your opinion of tbe high
cost of living?"
"I can't presume to hold an opinion
upon sucb an exalted subject"
I don't fornei my summer girl
When Ice ts on the lakes and ponds.
When skating damsels form a whirl
Of gay brunettes and dizzy blonds.
I don't forjeet my summer girl
When sleds go whizzing down the hill.
When sportive lassies snowballs hurl
With much more merriment than skill.
No skating lass with flying curl.
No sleixhlng miss, no coasting belle.
Makes me fui'Ket my summer girl
8he is my winter girl as well.
Pittsburgh Post.
"Why didu't you tell Brown he lied
when he uinde that statement?"
"He was nearer to me than 1 was to
the street car."
There was a young lady and wasn't It
quaint?
She laid out a dollar on powder and
paint.
With a pencil of bismuth her eyebrows to
trace.
And all for the purpose of making a face!
-8t. Louis Post-Dispatch.
"Pa. whnt is a happy medium?"
"A happy luwdiuru is one who has
just had a sitting with an old guy who
hasn't anything but money."
Sisters, ere crass politico '
Your fine art engages.
8hall we sapient statesmen fix
Woman's legal wages?
Aye. we'll make the hire higher.
Tou need not exhort us.
Then we'll tire and retire.
And you may support us!
Chicago News.
"Who is that fellow?"
'They call him the hobo poet."
"But he doesn't look like a hobo.'
"Nor does be write like a Miet."
He hunted trouble, and he racked
A victim. Now he's shuttered.
He started in to contradict
A little man who stuttered.
fs,nrnntt Fno.titrer.
"Why Is the fat man in the dumps?"
"Always doing the wrong thing."
"What has he done now?"
"Cave the bearded lady a raxor for a
birthday present."
Sold Ned to Toih. " "TIs cheap to wed.
For two are one when people marry '
"I know." mid Tom. "but look here, Ned,
There may be one or more to carry!"
Judge.
"I'a, how often does tne moon let
fulir
"About once a month."
"What does It do that for?"
"To give the mnn lu the monn
joy ride."
To buy her presents his eesh he spent.
And her words of thanks were swtr
than honey.
Mut when he had squandered his last red
cent
She married a youth who saved his I
-New Terk Press.
three of which are as good M need
be, and In tbe Infield there are
least two more men than are needed,
counting Corbln at third, and any
four of which are good enough ao'.en
ty. Naughton and his bunting o'lhed
to the front and the men who pay to
get In think "Naughty" is here to
Bill laillVIIUUIDVO Vl4 t ItUMO e v
stronger for him than ever, and Aialn
made such an impression at tins
and with the bat that the fans will
bowl If he h!s let drop from tuo pay
roll entirely, some picking him for
first- and others placing fe'ru In tbe
outfield Walters played with the reg
ulars up to standard form ana lie oas
friends pulling for him strong. Na
deau, the old head and terrific jitter
he leaned against' a daisy fesl-T-day
must sure be on the team, and
Llnd's lightning behavior in the field
cemented blm to the fans and Lut
trell batted up to .600 yesUrday and
covered tbe pathes well, ro his .on
tlngency of supporters la keen for
him and that makes four 'utSclders.
all of whom looked exceptionally
good. King and Luttrell took turn
about at third yesterday nn;h to
Luitrel's dislike for he dotes ou the'
outfield better. ' The catchers used
yesterday were tryouters, Conroy who
played with a badly bunged .'3 hrnd
and Sellah, both of whom, tin latter
especially, made excellent i'jprts
slons. The thing that King facts now
Is no snap he bas too many good
men, and he Is welcome to tbe job of
appyltng the hook. It is a ticklish
job. Indeed. v; ;'
By the middle of tbe week, ia? en
tire squad will be bere, several of the
recruits will bave obtained a little
blue envelope, and the season's ante-
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The score and lineups eataiday;
YAXNIGA'XS.
AD R HPOA
Aiklns. lb 3 1 1 8 0 0
King, 3b 4,1 3 0 0 0
Vahrenborst, 2b ... 3 0 1 3 4 0
Tyson, as 3 0 1 1 1 o.
Conroy, c 1 0. 0 4 3 0 y
Hodson, cf ........ 3 1 0 1 0 0 X
Burgett, If 3 1 0 2 0 1 '
Chllders, rf 3 1 1 1 I 3
Philips, p 1 0 0 0 1 0
Moeller, p .. 8 0 0 0 0 1
26 S 8 18 10 4
REGULARS.
ABR HPOA E
Llnd. If 4 1 1 1 0 0
Luttrell, 3b 4 2 2 2 1 1
Naughton, ss 2 1 1 2 1 0
Nadeau, 2b 4 2 1 3 4 1
Walters, lb 4 1 2 6 10
Sellah, c 41 1 4 2 1
Mountain cf-p 8 1 1 t
Manrlng, p 3 0 1 0 8 1
Pugsley. p-rf 3 0 1 3 8
30 8 11 21 11 4
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Regulars 0 1 0 0 8 8
Tannlgans 040010 85
SUMMART. ,
Three base hits, AJken; two-bag-gers,
Vahranhorst. Luttrell, Nadeau;
first on balls off Mountain 1. Pugsley
2 Manrlng 1, Phillips 1, Moeller 2,
passed balls. Conroy 1; hit by pitch
er, Hodson, Naughton; innings pitch
ed, Pugsley three. Phillips three, Man
ring three. Mountain one, Moeller
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